Economy

If you are going to make your living in North Dakota, you'll be in pretty good shape financially.

A dollar can go a long way in some places. In other places, not so much. The site 24/7 Wall Street broke down the value of a dollar in each state.

Soon Bismarck will have more options for coffee and pizza.

We all love our moms and there is no limit to the amount of money we'd spend on them. Right? Here's a look at the amount of money the average person spent on Mother's Day 2015.

SmartAsset.com recently published the best of the worst state capitals to live in, which got us wondering, where does Bismarck rank on the list?

Remember the good old days? How things have changed. A dinner and a date today in Bismarck could run you at least $50 for a movie for two, popcorn and soda (for two) and if you're feeling really nice, maybe one of those $5 candy bars. If this person is really special, you could throw in a dinner at a modest restaurant for another $50.

The quick answer is YES!  24/7 Wall St crunched the numbers from 2010-2015 to rank the top 20 fastest growing cities in the United States.

Ask any college graduate and the common thread in conversations are college loans. And the payback is always a strain on any professional's budget. Good News for North Dakota teachers!  North Dakota is offering a payback program for public and private school teachers.

Some of us live paycheck to paycheck. Sometimes it seems like we have more month than paycheck. Go Banking Rates.com ranked the best and worst states to live in for the paycheck to paycheck rat race. Lets see what side of the list NoDak ranks.

At some point in your life, you'll be ready to hang it up and take it easy. Fishing and leisurely life everyday. No alarm clock, no boss! It's time to retire!